Running Sound For Dan and Shay

Welcome to "This Is DeLaCruz"! In this episode, we're thrilled to sit down with Taylor Bray, the talented sound engineer behind the captivating live performances of country music duo Dan and Shay.
Taylor Bray is a seasoned professional in the world of live sound engineering, with extensive experience working alongside renowned artists like Dan and Shay. As their sound engineer, Taylor plays a pivotal role in crafting the perfect audio environment for their concerts, ensuring that fans experience the duo's music at its absolute best.
Join us as we explore the art and science of live sound engineering with Taylor Bray. From discussing the intricacies of mixing for a dynamic duo like Dan and Shay to sharing insights on equipment choices, stage setup, and live show dynamics, Taylor provides valuable knowledge for both music enthusiasts and aspiring engineers.
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[@EstudiosAlanRecords]

People focusing on his rate of speech are not watching to learn, but rather judge and compare. He was excited and probably a little nervous to present his gear. 🤙🏻🔥🤘🏻

[@JakeAntelis]

Taylor Bray, is super legit, smart and talented dude, he speaks with passion and confidence.

[@GP-Music.]

Damn! Another one right in time for lunch. Keep them coming bro!

[@jjrodriguez6513]

This is an awesome channel and it’s awesome to see the passion both of yall have.
Keep up the good work!

[@JJohnston4Life]

That is a cool board! I love the meters!

[@mareksmahlik2512]

Really good video... Please do Interview with Olsen Involtini, FOH enginner for Rammstein :DD

[@cope397]

best one so far

[@daleplatino]

Another good one. I had to check the sample rate on my computer tho.

[@DiademStudios9]

I wanna know how loud they are running a typical song. I also wanna know how they keep the vocal on top when the full band and bumping! Give us those tips and tricks!

[@mogli6522]

the guy said he mixes the show about 96 and 98 dBSPL

[@IWannaGoMissing]

@@mogli6522helpful but people do need to specify A or C and the duration of the measurement like fast/slow/LAEq10 or those numbers dont mean much

[@patrickgarrity5529]

Great interview! 🎉 thx!

[@DuncanUnderwood1]

Great interview. Thank you! All that control package is carry on yea? :)

[@jaredstanfield267]

Maybe as a patraeon add on, full signal chain lists/diagrams would be really cool, even if they were high level. Cool video and I really enjoyed his anecdotes but it’s almost impossible to follow how the whole rig works together.

[@RapturesDelight]

Sup broskee. Did you speed the audio and video up? It sounds like 1.75x speed.

[@Ki113dbysw0rd]

I think the dude just lives at 1.75x

[@bradfordsoundman]

Please do Scotty McCreery’s FOH and Monitor guy!

[@edwinoheneadu623]

Someone finally outspoke Nick😂😂😅😅...not so much talking this time nick?

[@martinzothansanga8482]

I mistakenly red the title "Ruining Sound For Dan And Shay"

[@jpridgard5687]

Howzit man, your video rendered at a faster playback speed.

[@RapturesDelight]

Nah, they both drank too much coffee.

[@jpridgard5687]

😂😂😂😂

[@ThisIsDeLaCruz]

Probably too much coffee. 😅

[@Sound-GuyJC]

I was thinking the same thing. Talking way fast.

[@MariJu1ce]

Looks like people in background are moving faster too

[@richardbelisle4807]

To fast

[@Nahum17good]

Nick, I absolutely love your interviews, but I stopped watching this after he dropped the f bomb within 11mins.

[@mikelisa7180]

This guy can explain audio nicely 👌👌🤌🤌 rare